Actor Name

AEA, SAG

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Denver, CO 30306 actorrname@msudenver.edu

Profile

Age: 22

Height: 5’7”

Weight: 120lbs

Hair Color: Blonde

Eyes: Green

Voice: Mezzo-Soprano

Theatre Experience

The Sound of Music Chorus Rosewood Community Theatre

The King and I Royal Wife University Theatre

Hamlet Ophelia University Theatre

The Wizard of Oz Chorus Theatre on the Hills

Annie Ms. Hannigan Wood stone High School

A Christmas Carol Chorus Rosewood Community Theatre

Oklahoma Chorus Theatre on the Hills

The Music Man Chorus Finley Repertory Company

A Midsummer Night’s Dream Helena Theatre on the Hills

Film Experience

The Green Hillside Supporting Independent

Amethyst Supporting Pegasus Productions

Gabi’s Escapade Voice Homestead Stud ios

Training

Voice: Camille Johnson, Melanie Gould

Choral Music: Mike Hawkins

Dance: Tap, Modern, Jazz – “GA to Broad way Dance Stud io”, Ballroom – “Elegant Dance Stud io”

Acting: Leonard Perry

Musical Theatre: Victoria Berger

Improvisation: Evan Horowitz

Stage Combat: Marcel Johnson

Skills

Languages: English, French

Accents: American Southern, Stand ard Australian, Parisian French, Irish, Standard American, Stand ard British

Additional: Modeling, Stage Combat, Improv, Piano, Flute

Noelle Jones

Choreography Portfolio: https://www.domain.com/noellejones (212) 555-5555 • noellejones@domain.com

Stage Choreography

Grease MSU Denver King Center Theater; Dir. Peter Marco Peter Pan Walker Ballroom; Dir. Amelia Johnson A Night at the Riverside The Elliott Theater; Dir. Ben Isaac The Wizard of Oz Regal Theater Company; Dir. Paul Wheeler The King and I The Elliott Theater; Dir. Lisa Harvey New York City, The Musical Angelo Theater; Dir. Martin Miller A Chorus Line Billing Productions; Dir. Paul Wheeler South Pacific Leigh Memorial Theater; Dir. Rowan Smith Annie Get Your Gun Leigh Memorial Theater; Dir. Will Perez Love in Paris MSU Denver King Center Theater; Dir. Frank Kim Oklahoma MSU Denver King Center Theater; Dir. Donna Liu

Music Video Choreography

PJ Kirk “This is Me” Dir. Gabi Ray The Band of Two “Hello, New York” Dir. Julio Timmons Xperience “Live Life” Dir. Darren Long Alicia Paul “My Best Foot Forward” Dir. Victor Freya Will Murphy “Peace in the Countryside” Dir. Ron Lucas

Television Choreography

WXYZ’s “A Night of Dance” Dir. Kim Regal Christmas in the City Dir. Dennis Kirkland Hollywood in New York Dir. Preston Mark Dance Fitness with Lisa Kirkland Dir. Dennis Kirkland

Teaching Experience

Kathy Ivan Dance Center Tap I & II Belmont School of Dance Musical Theater Dance Workshop Midway Dance Center Intro to Modern Dance Rowan Dance Academy Introductory Choreography The Hanson School Jazz I, Tap I Youth Dance Center of New York Dance Immersion Camp

Training

Bachelor of Arts, Theater, Dance concentration, Metropolitan State University of Denver, 2008 Kathy Ivan Dance Center: Sheri Mitchell (Tap), Peter Lopez (Jazz), Rhonda Herndon (Modern) Purchase College: Yvette May (Tap), Marc Rogers (Ballet) Harrison Dance School: Richard Conner (Ballet), Cindy Harris (Tap), Jocelyn Perez (Jazz)

Graphic Designer

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Education Metropolitan State University of Denver, Denver, CO

Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design - 2015 Magna Cum Laude - GPA 3.9

Recipient: Ciprian Pintilie Design Scholarship

Creative Design Summary

Print Promotional Multimedia

Newsletters Logos TV Advertisements

Brochures Email Advertising Video Presentations

Internships

Graphic Design Intern, The Creative Corner, Colorado Springs, CO, Summer 2011 Web based marketing and graphic design company specializing in social media

• Created a website for a small software company focusing on social media with a web 2.0 look and feel

• Developed and presented alternative artwork elements for a logo for a large pharmaceutical company spin off

• Handled the monthly internal newsletter and was given the Best Intern award for the season out of six interns

• Assisted in the proofing process for five websites, and worked directly with the developers to insure that there were no wording or graphic issues in various browsers

Employment

Associate, Staples, Stapleton, CO, 3/2013 - Present

• Work part time between 20 and 25 hours per week stocking shelves, helping customers and as a fill-in checkout clerk

• Apply graphic and design skills at the copy center and assisted clients in paper selection and printing

Related Coursework

• Digital Photography, Editing and Color Correction

• Adobe Photoshop for the Gaming Industry

• Advanced Ilustration and Design

• Flash Design and Animation

• Print Shop for Professionals

Computer Skills

• Mac OS X and Windows XP, Me, 2000 and Vista

• Adobe Illustrator 10-CS-2, Adobe Photoshop 8-CS2, Adobe Creative Suite

• Flash, Acrobat, Dreamweaver, HTML, XML and CSS authoring

• Various video design packages to include eMediaLive and Liberty

• Microsoft Office Suite

Activities

Committee Chairperson, Denver Art Society, 2007-2008. Volunteer, Habitat for Humanity

Website Designer and Volunteer, Stapleton Area Youth Soccer League

Portfolio Vist my website at university.confidentialresume.com/Sample_Website_4/portfolios/

KIDS PRODUCTION PERSON

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EDUCATION

Metropolitan State University of Denver, Denver, CO

B.A., International Studies , expected May 2010

Study Abroad Program: University of Lond on, Spring 2009

EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE

SPECIALIZED CHILDCARE PROVIDER 2007 to 2008

• Cared for newborn on a full-time basis for a professional family in Swampscott, MA.(Summer 2008)

• Lived in the family’s home, coached new mother in childcare techniques, and coord inated household

functions.

• Cared for premature tw in infants on a part-time basis while attend ing school full-time. (School Year 2008)

• Accompanied infants to physical therapy sessions, coord inated in-home child development exercises, and

responded to emergency situations.

SPECIAL EVENT PLANNER Summer 2007

Highlands Ranch, CO

• Coord inated event logistics, volunteers and other assistants during the planning and on -site management of a

$250,000+ Bat Mitzvah.

• Proofread / ed ited documents in both English and Hebrew, and tu tored student in Hebrew prayers to ensure

full preparation.

• Worked extensively with Word and Excel.

WORK-STUDY STUDENT 2006 to 2007

METROPOLITAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER

• Performed sales, customer service and administrative functions.

SKILLED CHILDCARE PROVIDER/BABYSITTER 2001 to 2008

VARIOUS FAMILIES, Highlands Ranch, CO

• Established an impeccable reputation for quality of childcare with families throughout Highlands Ranch.

• Worked on a nearly full-time basis during holid ays, vacations and school breaks to provide care, assist with

household management, prepare meals, transport child ren to activities and more.

• Specialized assignments included care of a preschooler with Down’s Syndrome and childcare for several

Spanish-speaking families (includ ing accompanying family on several trips to Costa Rica).

ACTIVITIES & VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE

ALPHA EPSILON PI, Vice President & Member of the Executive Board, 2008 to Present

• Multiple leadership positions with nationally recognized chapter for the highest GPA, community service and

philanthrop ic efforts.

• Served as both House Manager and Standards Officer.

Chapter Representative to the 2008 National Convention in Stamford , CT.

Member, 2007 to Present

Fundraising & Recruitment Delegate for 2009 trip .

HANDS-ON DENVER, Volunteer, 2007 to 2008.

• Tutored low-income elementary-aged child ren to improve proficiency in math and science

RACHEL V. ARTIST (405) 555 - 5555 • Rachel.Artist@thisdomain.com

Professional Portfolio: http://www.domain.com/rvadesigns

PROFILE

Seasoned graphic designer eager to provide a creative new outlook to a growing organization. Eight years of experience in graphic and web design, including full-time roles at media firms and freelance work with local

businesses. Engaged with clients from the beginning to end of a project, often adapting to new changes and

ideas along the way. Focused on continuing education and professional training to stay abreast of new design trends and technologies.

TECHNICAL SKILLS

HTML Adobe Acrobat Microsoft Publisher CSS Adobe Illustrator Microsoft Front Page

Macromedia Flash Adobe Photoshop Microsoft PowerPoint

Macromedia Dreamweaver Adobe InDesign Microsoft Word CorelDraw Adobe ColdFusion Quark XPress

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

G. Whiz Media Oklahoma City, OK 2010 – Present

http://www.domain.com/gwhizmedia Senior Graphic Designer Media company managing advertising and web design projects across 80 national and regional accounts.

• Manage team of two additional designers, assigning tasks, meetings, and client visits as needed.

• Conduct on-site visits with clients to understand their needs, goals, and overall design vision.

• Implement design strategy plans according to client timeline and budget. Have always delivered projects within clients’ budgets.

• Present layouts to customer, making appropriate revisions based on client feedback.

• Communicate with client’s printers and distributors to ensure they have adequate designs and instructions.

Key Projects:

• Oversaw website redesign project for Oklahoma Travel Magazine, and led team of two additional designers. Contribute ongoing page designs and layouts for monthly issues of Oklahoma Travel Magazine.

• Design promotional materials for Danny’s Buffet to reflect new sales, menu items, and special events. Materials include store signs, logos, leaflets, and social media graphics.

• Assisted with launch of Chic Clothing Co., a clothing boutique in Oklahoma City, OK. Designed website, promotional materials, and interactive store display.

• Designed new pet adoption website for Eastern Oklahoma Canine Rescue to bring more focus to pets in

need of homes. Organization has had a 25% increase in adoptions since release of new website.

Image Marketers, Inc. Oklahoma City, OK 2008 – 2010 http://www.domain.com/imagemarketers

Graphic Designer Marketing company specializing in online, email, and social media promotions.

• Contributed to team of 10 graphic designers; assigned to a variety of customers and projects based on urgency.

• Specialized in social media graphics and promotions. Often consulted with team members on social media best practices.

• Supplied design proposals to clients for consideration. Revised preliminary designs to adapt to ideas from client and senior design manager.

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Key Projects:

• Constructed Facebook and Twitter page graphics for Dervish Brewing Company, one of the fastest growing craft breweries in the state. Brewery has seen a 15% increase in sales since social media launch.

• Designed print mailers and brochures for Hudson Furniture, a volume furniture store in Oklahoma City, OK, to showcase new sales and inventory.

• Created new logo and store website for Reynold’s, a regional housewares store chain.

FREELANCE EXPERIENCE

Curry Time Restaurant Norman, OK 2008 http://www.domain.com/currytime

Website and Menu Design

Jim’s Electrical Services Oklahoma City, OK 2007

http://www.domain.com/jimselectric Print Mailer Design

Martinez & Sons Outfitters Oklahoma City, OK 2007

http://www.domain.com/martinez Logo and Website Design

Secure STOR Solutions Tulsa, OK 2007

http://www.domain.com/securestor Brochure Design

Will Morganson Photography Oklahoma City, OK 2006

http://www.domain.com/willmorganson Website Design

EDUCATION

University of Central Oklahoma Edmond, OK 2006

Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design

ADDITIONAL TRAINING

Trends in Modern Web Design 1-Week Workshop 2013

American Association of Graphic Designers

Introduction to Adobe Photoshop CC Certificate 2013

Oklahoma City Community College

Introduction to Adobe Photoshop CS6 Certificate 2012

Oklahoma City Community College

Graphic Design Leadership Conference Attendee 2011

Oklahoma Graphic Design Consortium

KATE WOODS Online Portfolio: http://www.domain.com

5663 Street Rd. (503) 000-0000 Portland, OR 97210 kwoods@domain.com

S U M M AR Y

Experience with all phases of interior design projects, including initial consultations, conceptualization, final approval, and project execution.

Work with environmentally conscious designs and products.

Skilled at developing positive relationships with clients to identify their needs and vision, and creating a project to match.

Interested in continuing professional learning through new challenges and projects, and open to working in both residential and commercial design applications.

H I G H L I G H T E D P R O J E C T S AN D A W A R D S

• Part of a team working on the comprehensive design of the Parkside Inn – a 30-room boutique hotel in downtown Portland focusing on environmentally sustainable design elements.

• Worked as the design lead for Local Tea Company – a retail tea store creating an expansion to add a café and bakery to existing storefront.

• Best-in-show prize recipient at the 2012 Interior Design Showcase at The Art Institute of Portland, for a rotational pop-up retail store concept.

• Selected to contribute to the 2011 Portland Earth House – an environmentally-friendly model home featuring designs from local architecture and design students. Worked on design of the kitchen and outdoor patio area.

P R O F E S S I O N AL E X P E R I E N C E

HORIZON DESIGN ASSOCIATES Portland, OR 2012 – Present Assistant Designer

Consult with clients and providing support to interior design team through renderings, models, budget preparation, and overseeing project execution.

Serve as the design lead for the Local Tea Company project.

Key projects include restaurant, retail, and hotel spaces.

ANDERSON & MCGINNIS Portland, OR 2011 – 2012 Intern

Served as an intern at a mid-size design firm, working on a mix of residential and commercial design projects.

Completed concept art and renderings for design team, collaborating with supervisors to learn and adopt industry best practices.

Key projects included the lobby of a 50-unit condominium complex, a tasting room for a local brewery, and multiple restaurant and retail spaces.

E D U C AT I O N

METROPOLITAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER 2012 Bachelor of Arts in Industrial Design

T E C H N I C AL S K I L L S

AutoCAD Adobe Illustrator Vectorworks

Google Sketchup Adobe InDesign Revit

Adobe Photoshop 3ds Max Microsoft Office Suite

M E M B E R S H I P S

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERIOR DESIGNERS (ASID) 2013 – Present Allied Member

NORTHWEST SOCIETY OF INTERIOR DESIGNERS (NWSID) 2015 – Present Associate Member

TRANSLATION EMPLOYEE translator@msudenver.edu • Denver, CO • 303-000-0000

Offering guidance in the following areas:

Websites Communications & Media Internal Resources

Help Documents Customer Support Resources Closed Captioning

Experience

UBank Houston, TX 2011 – Present

Software company providing online banking and bill payment services to over 2 million customers in the United

States. Act as a Spanish language translator at company’s regional customer service office in Houston, TX.

Spanish Language Consultant

• Receive updated help documents and tutorials from technical writing staff and translate for

Spanish-speaking customers.

• Address escalated technical support issues from customers. Translated customer summaries and forwarded to customer support staff.

• Manage the Spanish language section of customer support forum where clients can post questions and discussion threads to interact with other clients.

• Assist with re-launch of corporate website in 2013. Provided all text and translations for Spanish language section of website.

LIM Computing Houston, TX 2005 – 2011 Internationally-known company providing technical consulting services to medium and large-sized businesses.

Assisted company’s Central America Operations division with translation services.

Translator

• Create new technical documents, articles, and memos for customers in Spanish.

• Evaluate feedback from Spanish-speaking customers and update tutorials and documentation as needed.

• Review series of corporate training videos and provide closed captioning text in Spanish.

• Sit in on meetings with customers and jump into the conversation to ensure that points are being

communicated correctly.

MyTravelPal.com El Paso, TX 2002 – 2005

Travel booking website which allows customers to book discounted vacation packages at resorts.

Spanish Translator

• Answered incoming calls from customers seeking to place orders and obtained all necessary travel

information.

• Translated messages to be sent to staff at resorts across Mexico and Central America.

• Helped marketing department translate promotional materials sent to potential new partners in

Spanish-speaking countries.

• Assist Spanish-speaking customers with technical issues while navigating the website. Acted as liaison

between quality assurance department and customer service department.

Education

Metropolitan State University of Denver, CO 2002

Bachelor of Arts Double Major in Spanish and Communications

METRO ALUMNUS

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EDUCATION

Metropolitan State University of Denver, Denver, CO

Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice, May 2007

Minor in Sociology

SKILLS

Patient, adaptable and alert Computer literate

Good communication skills / good listener Good investigative skills

Keeps cool in emergencies Personable

AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION

Emergency Management, Undercover Surveillance; Apprehension, Investigation, Prevention, Enforcement, Training

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE

Metropolitan Transportation Authority New York, NY 7/2009 - Present

Station Agent

• Assist customers with travel related instructions and services

• Monitor activities of customers and provide emergency assistance whenever necessary

Equitable Protection Services, Inc. Bronx, NY 2/2008 - 7/2009

Detective in Training

• Provide on-site protective services for this private security on behalf of clients such as Target, Peoples

Pharmacy and K-Mart. Offered a promotion to Trainer after 15 months that would have required relocation.

• Perform undercover surveillance of shoplifters, apprehend when necessary, perform questioning and complete

incident reports. Identified an internal theft ring that led to 5 arrests.

• Trained employees and set up procedures for reporting suspicious activity to security personnel

SPECIAL HONORS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Personally financed 100% of college education through full-time employment.

Station Agent of the Year (NYC award; selected from among over 75 candidates), 7/09.

CERTIFICATIONS AND COURSEWORK

Certificate in Conflict Dispute Resolution, John Jay College of Criminal Justice

Risk Analysis and Loss Prevention, Security of Information and Technology, Safety and Security in a Built

Environment, and Theory and Design of Fire Protection Systems

FEMA Independent Study Courses:

• Developing & Managing Volunteers, Decision Making & Problem Solving, Effective Communication,

Leadership & Influence, Emergency Planning, Basic Incident Command System, Emergency Program

Manager

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OBJECTIVE

Process Server / Bailiff

QUALIFICATIONS

• Excellent people-to-people skills. Able to quickly build rapport and establish trust.

• Strong oral and written communication skills. Articulate and personable.

• Experienced and comfortable working in high-stress, quick-response situations in the field during bail enforcement and recovery operations.

• Accustomed to working in tightly regulated environments requiring strict compliance with operational, law enforcement and safety regulations.

TRAINING AND CERTIFICATIONS

Certificate, Bail Enforcement (30 hours), U.S. Recovery Bureau, 2009 Certified Range Safety Officer, National Rifle Association of America, 2008 Certified Pistol/Personal Protection Instructor, National Rifle Association of America, 2007

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

ASSOCIATED GUN CLUBS OF MONTGOMERY Montgomery, CO 2008 to Present Range Safety Officer

• Oversaw daily operations at a live firing range used by both law enforcement personnel and the general public.

• Taught NRA training programs and range safety classes.

• Ensured strict compliance with all rules and regulations.

• Sponsored special events in association with local government gun safety organizations.

• Managed emergency response as necessary to local first responders.

AMTRAK Washington, DC 2007 - 2008 Track Supervisor

• Worked in a high-risk environment overseeing the maintenance and repair of railroad tracks throughout the Southeastern US.

• Coordinated on-site safety operations for AMTRAK personnel and contractors.

• Complied with stringent safety guidelines and regulations.

• Promoted from Trackman to Machine Operator to Assistant Foreman to Foreman to Supervisor leading a team of 40+.

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice, Metropolitan State University of Denver, anticipated Dec. 2016 Associate Degree in Security Management, 2009 Kaplan University

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SECURITY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONAL

▪ Practiced in safeguarding personnel, facilities and sensitive/restricted areas.

▪ Accomplished in training staff in weapons, physical fitness, restraint, chemical defense and facilities

security. Served as Master Fitness Trainer for 2 Military Police companies.

▪ Strong supervisory skills; managed teams for 4 years and developed staff to achieve highest performance.

▪ Consistent top performer and recipient of numerous medals and commendations.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

UNITED STATES ARMY , Jan 2005 - Present

4+ years of progressive leadership positions in Security and Law Enforcement.

TRAINING SUPERVISOR, WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, Apr 2008–Present

Accountable for all company training including weapons qualifications, physical fitness, common task testing and

compliance with quarterly/annual requirements. Oversee training for 75 MPs in weapons, physical fitness, restraint,

chemical defense and facilities security. Direct staff of 3 and additionally manage squad of 9 MPs.

▪ Control use and maintenance of Intrusion Detection Systems for safeguarding weapons.

▪ Provide physical security for Nuclear Reactor, checking personnel passes and clearances.

▪ Passed the Inspector General inspection with two minor inconsistencies. First time in 3 years that

inspection was passed.

▪ Increased frequency of MP training, resulting in higher-qualified personnel.

▪ Armorer Qualified, indicating ability to troubleshoot and repair weapons.

SECURITY SUPERVISOR, WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, JUN 2007–MAR 2008

Ensured physical security of chemical demilitarization site with 2000 civilians and 400 soldiers. Maintained highest

level of security, ensuring proper clearances. Directed squad of 9.

▪ Responded to weekly alarms, donned chemical protective masks, cleared building and directed personnel to

washing stations.

▪ Monitored numerous cameras and alarms and conducted hourly checks of the area.

▪ Provided security for transportation of sensitive chemicals, enabling all vehicles to reach their destination

safely and securely.

▪ Trained staff in weapons qualification (rifles, pistols and grenade launchers) and chemical emergency

response.

▪ Assigned as Hazardous Materials Coordinator, conducting inspections to verify safe handling and storage

of dangerous chemicals. Demonstrated knowledge in environmental compliance and hazardous materials

safety.

POLICE DESK SUPERVISOR, FORT SAM HOUSTON, TEXAS, NOV 2006–MAY 2007

As Desk Sergeant received non-emergency calls, took reports and dispatched personnel as needed.

▪ Collaborated with local law enforcement, fire and ambulance units.

▪ Advised military police at crime sites to ensure procedures were correctly followed and that crime scene

was appropriately secured.

▪ Trained in assault tactics, hostage negotiations, specialized weapons and dive certification for Special

Reaction Team (SWAT equivalent).

▪ Assisted in responding to demonstration and helped process 3700 demonstrators for trespassing.

Metro Student

POLICE OFFICER, FORT SAM HOUSTON, TEXAS, JAN 2005–APR 2006

Protected personal and government property.

▪ Investigated security and safety violations. Wrote detailed reports for various crimes.

▪ Helped defuse conflicts in a public environment with regard to public safety.

▪ Trained in riot control tactics.

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Metropolitan State University of Denver * Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice * 2004

Armorer Orientation Course 2008 Certificate of Training

Environmental Compliance Officer 2007 Certification

Physical Fitness School 2006 Certified Personal Trainer

Primary Leadership Development 2006 Diploma and Promotion

MP5 Instructor Course 2006 Certified Instructor

Airborne Course 2005 Diploma

Military Police School 2004 Diploma

COMMENDATIONS

Armory Non-Commissioned Officer 06/08–04/09 Army Commendation Medal

Squad Leader 04/08–05/08 Excellent Evaluation Report

Squad Leader/Fitness Trainer 06/07–03/08 Army Commendation Medal

Desk Sergeant 11/06–05/07 Army Commendation Medal

Fort Benning Special Reaction Team 05/06–05/07 Army Achievement Medal

Metro Graduate

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PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVE

Career as a Criminal Investigator with the INS, DEA, FBI or other Federal Government Agency.

QUALIFICATIONS SUMMARY

• Dual careers as both a Military Police Officer with the U.S. Army Reserves and a Correctional Officer

with the U.S. Bureau of Prisons.

• Outstanding investigative, analytical, documentation, project management, communication, mediation

and organizational skills.

• Extensive experience in surveillance, apprehension, search and seizure, interagency relations, legal

research and procedures and prisoner management.

• Possess a Secret Security Clearance.

• Bilingual in English and Spanish.

• Trained in the assembly, use, care and maintenance of weapons, electronic surveillance and

communication equipment and other technologies specific to military/government law enforcement and

criminal justice.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

U.S. BUREAU OF PRISONS 2005 to Present

Correctional Officer (2008 to Present)

• Correctional Officer at a 242-inmate minimum security facility.

• Directly responsible for detention, correctional supervision, protection, control and accountability of

inmates.

• Equal emphasis on the safety and security of corrections and administrative staff and immediate and

effective response to facility incidents and disturbances.

• Supervise an average of 25 inmates per shift.

• Escort inmates on trips outside the institution (including air and ground transportation), search inmates

and housing areas for contraband, identify security risks and prepare written reports of all incidents.

• Maintain control of assigned areas of responsibility including entrances, exits, visiting room and special

housing unit.

• Operate Control Center including inmate, visitor and equipment monitoring. Train and supervise

lower-grade officers and new personnel.

Administrative Assistant - Legal Department (2006 to 2008)

Unit Secretary - Legal Department (2005 to 2006)

• On site at the Metropolitan Detention Center (minimum security facility housing an average of 1000

inmates).

• Independently managed a broad range of legal, administrative and liaison affairs.

• Worked for, and reported to, the Attorney Advisor--Unique environment required actual performance of

law enforcement activities in response to emergency situations, staff shortages and other needs.

• Responsible for custody and supervision of inmates, emergency response to incidents and disturbances

and facility and perimeter patrols.

• Legal responsibilities included preparing government evidence for criminal and civil proceedings.

Metro Graduate metgrad@msudenver.edu

U.S. BUREAU OF PRISONS

Unit Secretary - Legal Department (Continued from previous page: 2005 to 2006)

• Conducted legal research, located potential witnesses, filed court documents, screened and routed

incoming materials and prepared litigation reports.

• Reviewed incoming legal claims to determine under which federal statute the claim is to be considered,

and evaluated requests for information under the Freedom of Information Act and Privacy Act. Advisor

to warden, staff and others on legal issues and sentencing statues.

• Administrative responsibilities included managing secretarial, reporting and recordkeeping functions for

legal office.

• Led liaison affairs with personnel and facilities throughout the correctional, legal and judicial system.

UNITED STATES ARMY (ACTIVE & RESERVE)

Military Police Officer / Staff Sergeant (2007 to Present)

Military Police Officer (2004 to 2007)

Six-year career as a Military Police Officer (Secret Security Clearance) managing diverse scope of

responsibility:

• Field Investigations & Management including establishing and controlling perimeters, managing

traffic at incident scenes, operating traffic control posts and checkpoints, controlling entry to restricted

areas, responding to civilian disturbances and riots, collecting and documenting evidence, apprehending

suspects and protecting crime scenes.

• Responsible for search and seizure of persons, vehicles, facilities and grounds.

• Correctional Facility Management including security and control of suspected criminals and prisoners

of war, searches and seizures, perimeter security and emergency response.

• Investigate alleged gambling activities, possession of firearms or consumption of controlled substances.

Administrative Specialist Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, NJ (1998 to 2004)

Administrative Specialist Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, NJ (1996 to 1998)

Two-year active duty assignment following by six-year reservist career as an Administrative Specialist.

EDUCATION

B.S. – Management – Metropolitan State University of Denver, 2004

A.A.S. – Business Management – Jersey Shore Community College, Cape May, NJ, 1991

Career Training & Development:

• Graduate, Basic Non-Commissioned Officer Candidate School, 2008

• Graduate, United States Army Military Police School, 2004

• Certified Firearms Instructor, 2004

• Prisoner Transportation Training, 2004

• Instructor Skills Training, 2003

• Primary Leadership Development, 2002

• Administrative Specialist School, 1997

M S W G R A D U A T E

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EDUCATION Metropolitan State University of Denver Master of Social Work, September, 2009 Bachelor of Social Work, May, 2007 Magna Cum Laude

• Full scholarship to Ohio State University. Earned 80% of undergraduate tuition costs while working part time.

INTERNSHIPS AND VOLUNTEER WORK YMCA Cincinnati, OH Summer, 2009 Childcare Coordinator

• Supported the childcare function for families in need of daycare assistance.

• Identified caretakers and matched them with families.

• Successfully coordinated over 75 placements for the summer program.

Ohio State University Omega Residence Hall Columbus, OH 1/2008 - 12/2009 Residence Hall Advisor

• Guided new residents on rules and procedures and responded to questions.

• Became a mediator and helped resolve grievances and responded to complaints.

Helping Hand Mission Dublin, OH 12/2006 - 4/2008 Assistant/Volunteer

• Assessed needs of homeless families and worked with volunteers and missionaries to identify temporary housing.

• Held fundraiser and raised over $3400 in donations. This was the best fundraiser in local office history.

• Organized job search training programs and helped 18 people identify new employment at a local factory.

Private Tutor Cincinnati, OH 2006 - Present

• Provide volunteer tutoring to local high school students in a variety of subjects to include English and math.

• Students consistently outperform their classmates and are all college bound.

• Received the "MyFaveTutor" award from Wright Brothers High School in 2008.

RELEVANT COURSEWORK Juvenile Delinquency Social Welfare Policy Children and Family Services Legal Aspects of Social Welfare Information Technology and the Human Services Diversity in the Workplace

HONORS AND AWARDS Certificate of Appreciation for Community Service Cincinnati Rotary Club, 2007. District Service Specialist of the Year, 2009 (statewide award; selected from over 75 candidates).

• Recognized by the Columbus Department of Juvenile Services for providing pro-bono counseling and tutoring services to delinquent youth.

Readers Choice Award, Home and Hearth Magazine, Short Story Competition, 2008.

MSW GRADUATE

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CREDENTIALS

• Master of Social Work (MSW) 2009 • Certified Chemical Dependency Counselor II

• Certificate of Specialization—Geriatrics • CPR Certification

PROFESSIONAL SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

• Mental Health Services • Counseling • Research Support

• Individual and Group Therapy • Case Management • Manuscript Assistance

EMPLOYMENT

RESEARCH ASSISTANT, Dr. Jonas Clark, Dallas, TX, 2009 - Present

• Project Support Clerk for psychological studies. Compile data, conduct qualitative and statistical

analysis and prepare reference sources and bibliographical citations per American Psychological

Association (APA) format. Edit and transcribe texts.

• Achievements: Prepared 4 manuscripts accepted for publication in high-profile trade publications.

GROUP FACILITATOR, TX Human Services, Dallas, TX, Summer, 2008

• Discussion-Group Leader on a variety of issues including anger and stress management, substance

abuse and chemical dependency, goal-setting and daily living skills.

• Achievement: Increased participation in groups from 6 to 40 members.

VOLUNTEER, Texas Youth Treatment Center, Plano, TX, Winter, 2007

• Assisted the Case Manager for up to 15 youth, ages 5 to 18. Provided individual counseling and

group therapy on family issues, behavioral and emotional problems, anger, anxiety and abuse.

CAMP COUNSELOR, Camp Iwannago, Dallas, TX, Summer, 2007

• Camp Counselor in summer camp for displaced children. Managed camp activities and provided

counseling services for 25 youth in preparation for home visits, reunification and/or foster care.

EDUCATION

Master of Arts, Social Work, Metropolitan State University of Denver, 2015

Bachelor of Arts, Sociology, Columbia University, Dallas, TX, 2006